Anyone seen bulk packs of Thankyou cards?

DKLS

As title, I need to send around 50 thank you cards, normally the new wifey would hand make cards, but she baulks at making 50.

Any of you eagle eyed bargain hunters spotted anything suitable recently?

Dizzie77

Have a look in dunelm mill if you have one near you - they quite often have ex M&S stock in there really cheaply. (i.e. I've seen 10 invitations with envelopes for 49p)

Cookiemonster24

I'm sure someone mentioned Clinton cards the other day but I might be wrong????

LondonBoy

Cost co. They worked out as 10p a card. Silver and Gold themes.

Tigerlilley1980

Hi there, I got mine from Tesco. Althoug they weren't wedding one's they were nice. They are the packs of Value ones. I think you get 10 in a pack for £1. I was going to make mine to match the invites I made but just didn't have the time between the wedding and getting organised for Christmas. HTH x

Claire_Bear

Saw some in Home Bargains earlier, pack of 8 small ones with flowers on, not very wedding-y but nice and bright and cheerful. Think they were only about 40p a pack?

Mme.Hibou

We had ours made with Photobox.

frannyann

Do you have 'The Book People' come to your work? I got 30 thank you cards for £3 a few weeks back, really nice ones!

curlylou1986

Hey, i have just brought some packs of cards in The Works. They dont have anything specifically written in/on them; just blank with pretty pictures - pink roses on one pack, blue flowers, close up images of sweets, think green with grass etc - they are nice and are 12 in a pack £1.99 bogof. So didnt think it was too bad price as its 24 for £2 really.
I brought some to send cards out recently, but i am thinking about going back and getting some more so i have some thankyou cards for the wedding.
hope you find some you like!

cabunny

I second the tesco value pack - I got really nice lilac/purple theme thank you cards, good thickness and only £1 for 10 (2 designs). I used these to send to services etc we used.

For thank you cards to guests etc, I bought Tesco photo greeting card paper (A5 folds to A6 size, envelopes included). I used a wedding photo of us on the front and a photo of our venue on the back, then I printed an insert on normal paper to stick inside. I only had to write the name of the recipient and we signed our names, sometimes adding a short personal message at the bottom.
It was alot cheaper than getting them printed and I could do exactly what I wanted. A 20 pack of the photo cards with envelopes was under £3, plus ink costs of course.

cheekydi

I'll second the bogof cards from the works, I am infact using these for my invitations!